FG Denies Scrapping JAMB Requirement for Tertiary Admission!

FG Denies Scrapping JAMB Requirement for Tertiary Admission!

Reported by Marian Opeyemi Fasesan | Sele Media Africa

The Federal Government has refuted viral claims suggesting the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) is no longer required for admission into Nigerian tertiary institutions.

What We Know:

  • The clarification was issued by the Ministry of Education following widespread social media misinformation.
  • Officials reaffirmed that JAMB remains the statutory body responsible for coordinating admissions into universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education.
  • The government warned against misleading the public and promised to prosecute those behind fake education news.

Quote:

“There is no policy change. JAMB remains a core requirement for admissions nationwide,” — Education Ministry Spokesperson.

Why It Matters:

  • Millions of students rely on JAMB for access to higher education.
  • The rumor triggered confusion among prospective applicants and education stakeholders.
  • This reaffirms the government’s commitment to centralized, transparent admission processes.

Citations:

  1. Federal Ministry of Education – Oct. 2025
  2. JAMB Official Bulletin
  3. Channels TV – www.channelstv.com

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Marian Opeyemi Fasesan

Marian Opeyemi Fasesan is a dynamic journalist and editorial leader committed to excellence in news reporting and storytelling. As the Managing Editor of Sele Media Africa, she ensures daily operations run smoothly while upholding the highest editorial standards. With a strong eye for detail and deep understanding of audience engagement, Marian coordinates content across platforms, guiding teams to produce compelling, timely, and credible news. Her leadership reflects the heart of Sele Media Africa’s mission—to inform, inspire, and elevate voices across the continent.

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